Breitbart Coroner Dies of… Poisoning?

Daithi 1

Nothing to say on this, speaks for itself really. A tragic accident, of course.

Andrew Breitbart’s coroner- the medical examiner that examined the right-wing media empire top dog’s body after he kicked it suddenly and scarily at the age of 43- has also died suddenly an under strange circumstances.
With no great love myself for Andrew Breitbart, I- like many others- was horrified to see him stricken down in the middle of the street by an apparent heart attack at forty-freaking-three. The man’s views and ability to twist information or invent it in its absence was both appalling and mind-boggling to behold, but even grudgingly, no one could deny he was damn good at what he did, even if “what he did” was not exactly noble.

Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/228831/breitbart-coroner-dies-of-poisoning-what/#D1MBbvmhaFeoE7xt.99

hooradiation

Daithi 1 wrote: »

Nothing to say on this, speaks for itself really.

I don't see how it does.

Daithi 1

Mull it over a bit longer.

hooradiation

Daithi 1 wrote: »

Mull it over a bit longer.

Nope, there is nothing suspicious I can see here.

Especially seeing as this man never worked on Brietbart, because no coroner ever worked on Brietbart. His death was never treated as 'foul play' so no corners were ever involved.

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Daithi 1

hooradiation wrote: »

Nope, there is nothing suspicious I can see here.

Especially seeing as this man never worked on Brietbart, because no coroner ever worked on Brietbart. His death was never treated as 'foul play' so no corners were ever involved.

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Like I said...

Daithi 1 wrote: »

A tragic accident, of course.

hooradiation

Daithi 1 wrote: »

Like I said...

This marks the only occasion I have ever come close to using the rolleyes emoticon.

Well done, i guess.

humanji

Daithi 1 wrote: »

Like I said...

So do you want me to close the thread since you say there's no conspiracy, or do you want to stop being a smart arse?

enno99

hooradiation wrote: »

Nope, there is nothing suspicious I can see here.

Especially seeing as this man never worked on Brietbart, because no coroner ever worked on Brietbart. His death was never treated as 'foul play' so no corners were ever involved.

URL="http://blogs.laweekly.com/informer/2012/04/andrew_breitbart_coroner_poisoned_to_death.php"]Source[/URL

Simone Wilson has got stuff wrong before

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hooradiation

enno99 wrote: »

Simone Wilson has got stuff wrong before

It's rather hard to get a direct quote wrong, but if you'd like further evidence this is a total non starter -

Here's the L.A. Coroner’s Preliminary Report on Andrew Breitbart, on Scribd. No mention of Michael Cormier there, and then add to that there's already word form other sources that the Coroners office are confirming the original quote that Cormier did not work on Breitbarts autopsy.
Hopefully this'll end up circling in other places soon, but it seems to only be of interest to local news and 'CT' websites at the moment.


And by way of pure speculation, given he was also running an autopsy Service from his house, I'm willing to bet he eneded up poisoning himself.

Daithi 1

They say it's either down to suicide or accident. Given that he was complaining of sickness and vomiting, I would rule out suicide. Given the fact that the quoted detective couldn't figure that one out for himself, I would rule him out as any kind of viable source of information. That point aside, if there is a some kind of cover up, would it really be a surprise to find that Lt. Alan Hamilton of the LAPD would be involved or threatened also ? I mean, he could be next, or his wife, or children. The whole LAPD is a crooked as f*ck.

It's no secret that people are bumped off occasionally. Anyone with power, money and influence can have it done for the right price. Sure half the people in Dublin know someone who can have it done. Why is it, when it comes to the most powerful and influencial people in the world, like president O, that people find it so hard to comprehend that they or their connections would be involved in something like this.

This is run of the mill everyday stuff for these guys. When a coroner dies from arsenic poisoning, it's 99.9% probability that there was foul play. And if there is a connection to Breitbart, it's an absolute certainty. IMHO

Daithi 1

hooradiation wrote: »

Nope, there is nothing suspicious I can see here.

Especially seeing as this man never worked on Brietbart, because no coroner ever worked on Brietbart. His death was never treated as 'foul play' so no corners were ever involved.

URL="http://blogs.laweekly.com/informer/2012/04/andrew_breitbart_coroner_poisoned_to_death.php"]Source[/URL

hooradiation wrote: »

Here's the L.A. Coroner’s Preliminary Report on Andrew Breitbart,

Come again ?

Monty Burnz

Daithi 1 wrote: »

They say it's either down to suicide or accident. Given that he was complaining of sickness and vomiting, I would rule out suicide. Given the fact that the quoted detective couldn't figure that one out for himself, I would rule him out as any kind of viable source of information. That point aside, if there is a some kind of cover up, would it really be a surprise to find that Lt. Alan Hamilton of the LAPD would be involved or threatened also ? I mean, he could be next, or his wife, or children. The whole LAPD is a crooked as f*ck.

It's no secret that people are bumped off occasionally. Anyone with power, money and influence can have it done for the right price. Sure half the people in Dublin know someone who can have it done. Why is it, when it comes to the most powerful and influencial people in the world, like president O, that people find it so hard to comprehend that they or their connections would be involved in something like this.

This is run of the mill everyday stuff for these guys. When a coroner dies from arsenic poisoning, it's 99.9% probability that there was foul play. And if there is a connection to Breitbart, it's an absolute certainty. IMHO

Seems like a shocking amateurish way of killing someone - you wouldn't get away with arsenic poisoning a hundred years ago.

Daithi 1

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Seems like a shocking amateurish way of killing someone - you wouldn't get away with arsenic poisoning a hundred years ago.

Equally shocking, painful, miserable suicide. As a coroner, I'm willing to bet he had access to better stuff.


Edit:
I imagine they'll be hard pushed to find a coroner that will admit that this coroner died from arsenic poisoning. I mean come on. Would you ?

Pretty easy to get away with it if you have everyone that matters, in your pocket or in fear.

Monty Burnz

Daithi 1 wrote: »

Pretty easy to get away with it if you have everyone that matters, in your pocket or in fear.

Why kill him then?

Daithi 1

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Why kill him then?

To maintain control/fear. Warning to others. Sends a message to anyone thinking about thinking. Gotta keep them in line.

Edit:

youd make a sh!t gangster.

Monty Burnz

Daithi 1 wrote: »

To maintain control/fear. Warning to others. Sends a message to anyone thinking about thinking. Gotta keep them in line.

Didn't they already do that with Breitbart, according to this conspiracy? Will the coroner who investigates this coroner's murder also be murdered?

Daithi 1

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Didn't they already do that with Breitbart, according to this conspiracy? Will the coroner who investigates this coroner also be murdered?

Who knows, your guess is almost as good as mine.

Lets see how it unravels.

He could die of natural causes.

enno99

hooradiation wrote: »

It's rather hard to get a direct quote wrong, but if you'd like further evidence this is a total non starter -

Here's the L.A. Coroner’s Preliminary Report on Andrew Breitbart, on Scribd. No mention of Michael Cormier there, and then add to that there's already word form other sources that the Coroners office are confirming the original quote that Cormier did not work on Breitbarts autopsy.
Hopefully this'll end up circling in other places soon, but it seems to only be of interest to local news and 'CT' websites at the moment.

The source you gave

Larry Sinclair the guy who said he had gay sex and snorted bags of coke with Obama

And by way of pure speculation, given he was also running an autopsy Service from his house, I'm willing to bet he eneded up poisoning himself.

Do you think he would forget how to handle these substances just because he was at home

Daithi 1

From what I can gather, the lethal dose of arsenic is about 1 gram for a 70kg (average) person. It would be pretty hard to ingest this amount by accident, unless you are a child.
If he was exposed over a long period the effects of poisoning would have been clearly visible, as a coroner he would have been familiar with the symptoms and sought help.

After a quick search I cant find any reason why a coroner would have arsenic, there doesn't seem to be any use for it in that profession. I could be wrong though.


The following from wiki somewhat backs that up.

Occupational exposures

Industries that use inorganic arsenic and its compounds include wood preservation, glass production, nonferrous metal alloys, and electronic semiconductor manufacturing. Inorganic arsenic is also found in coke oven emissions associated with the smelter industry.[14]


Occupational exposure to arsenic may occur with copper or lead smelting and wood treatment, among workers involved in the production or application of pesticides containing organic arsenicals.



Humans are exposed to arsenic through air, drinking water, and food (meat, fish, and poultry); poultry is usually the largest source of food-based arsenic ingestion due to usage of certain antibiotics in chicken feed.

Arsenic was also found in wine if arsenic pesticides are used in the vineyard. Arsenic is well absorbed by oral and inhalation routes, widely distributed and excreted in urine; most of a single, low-level dose is excreted within a few days after consuming any form of inorganic arsenic.

Remains of arsenic in nails (which show as white spots and lines) and hair can be detected years after the exposure.

hooradiation

Daithi 1 wrote: »

Come again ?

The Los Angeles County Department of Coroner gives the report, Michael Cormier is not named anywhere on it. Sorry if this wasn't self evident upon looking at the linked document, I thought it was quite clear.

enno99 wrote: »

The source you gave

Larry Sinclair the guy who said he had gay sex and snorted bags of coke with Obama

Unsurprisingly, very few people give a shit about this non-story, so i can't find any more corroborating quotes.

But we have two, separate occasions where it's been reported by the Department of Coroner for the County of Los Angeles that Michael Cormier did not work on the Breitbart autopsy.

If you'd like to counter that, be my guest but until something else surfaces I believe the claim that "Breitbart Coroner" was killed is a lie.

enno99 wrote: »

Do you think he would forget how to handle these substances just because he was at home

I don't think homes make for good labs, frankly.
Of course your entire question is rested on the premise that trained people don't make mistakes. I think we all know how silly that is.

Daithi 1

Apparently Cormier wasn't just a coroner with a small business. He was a coroners photographer too. Maybe he didn't do the autopsy but could well have been present, taking pictures.

Just a thought, don't cry about it.